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India's space program gained international recognition when it successfully landed a spacecraft near the unexplored south pole of the moon in...
Digital Desk: India's space ambitions are soaring to new heights as the government announced plans to send an astronaut to the moon by 2040 and establish an Indian space station, 'Bharatiya Antariksha Station,' by 2035. Prime Minister Narendra Modi issued these directives, emphasizing the need for bold and ambitious space exploration endeavors.
India's space program gained international recognition when it successfully landed a spacecraft near the unexplored south pole of the moon in August, becoming the fourth nation to achieve a soft lunar landing. This achievement marked a significant milestone in India's space exploration journey, setting the stage for even greater aspirations.
The government statement released today outlined the new objectives, stating, "The prime minister directed that India should now aim for new and ambitious goals, including setting up 'Bharatiya Antariksha Station' (Indian Space Station) by 2035 and sending the first Indian to the moon by 2040." This announcement reflects the government's determination to expand the nation's presence in space.
Furthermore, Prime Minister Modi encouraged scientists to explore missions to Venus and Mars, illustrating India's growing interest in deep-space exploration.
To achieve these remarkable feats, the Department of Space will develop a comprehensive roadmap for moon exploration, bringing India closer to becoming a prominent player in the global space community. The nation's space journey is indeed set for an exciting and challenging future.
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